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Daybreak Today Thursday Morning Brief

Daybreak Today Thursday Morning Brief City charter hearing takes place today, man wanted after allegedly cutting off ankle monitor, search continues after boat capsizes off Gulf Coast KCBD Daybreak Today - April 15 By Michael Cantu | April 15, 2021 at 5:46 AM CDT - Updated April 15 at 7:13 AM On Daybreak Today, A public hearing will take place at 5:30 p.m. today on possible changes to Lubbock’s city charter. Some of the proposed changes include salary changes for council members. You can attend in-person or by Zoom. Get those details here: Investigators say Pedro Erevia cut off his ankle monitor last month and escaped house arrest.

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McBride: False accusations over Chamber survey questions and answers

McBride: False accusations over Chamber survey questions and answers Eddie McBride Strengthen, promote, and serve the business community. This is the mission of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce. Not only does the Lubbock Chamber serve as the voice of business for our community, but we strive to represent all of Lubbock. Previously, the Lubbock Chamber has been falsely accused of discrimination and taking a stance as it relates to our city’s charter review. We are a membership-based organization and are proud to represent those businesses, their employees and their positions on any subject that could impact our community and the way we do business. In light of a committee being created to look at the city charter, we conducted a survey of our members to get a sense of their views as it relates to this matter. We use surveys like this with our members on all sort of issues. We ask questions of businesspeople that need to be discussed in our community and we are not afraid t

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OPINION: Killeen voters must decide if council, mayor get pay raise

And in Killeen, that certainly appears to be the case as of late. At Tuesdayâs Killeen City Council workshop, the prospect of increasing compensation for the mayor and city council members came up â a change that would require adjustments to the city charter. Those changes would necessitate a charter election, and council members set the wheels in motion for such an initiative, with a motion of direction to put proposed charter changes before voters by the May 2022 election. Would voters approve increasing the compensation for the cityâs office holders? It is currently capped at $100 per month for council members and $200 monthly for the mayor.

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Expanding pay of Lubbock City Council worth considering

AJ Media Editorial Board So much for expanding the Lubbock City Council. The idea, which recently received some visibility but little traction, was sidelined by the voices of concerned citizens, who showed up at a public meeting and unanimously argued against the proposal, saying it would represent a significant step backward for the city. Adding two at-large seats to the council was on shaky ground from its inception. A 1983 court decision is clear that the city council is to comprise six members with each elected from respective areas of the city. The U.S. District Court ruling in Jones v. The City of Lubbock not only assures diversity on the council but also prevents the city from changing its makeup.

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